Can the charger be left on & connected while using the batteries in a 24 volt system?
44713
yes it can.....its only supplys 6amps per battery......i keep mine plugged in while cleaning and radio use....
44714
Yes, once it's mounted and attached to the batteries all you have to do is plug it in to recharge your batteries.
44715
Sorry, I don't know the answer. My boat has a dual battery 12 volt system. I routinely use the batteries (and run the engine) with the charger running.
44716
Yes....I have one installed on a 24 volt system and a 12 vole system. Both have been doing a great job.
1280723
This is a smart charger and as such it senses when to charge the battery and when not to with its built in circuitry. So yes, you could leave it hooked up to the battery indefinitely with no damage. Many people do this in the off season when a battery is sitting and not being used. Otherwise, you could be purchasing a new battery if it sits to long and discharges to the point that it can't recharge.
224902
You can, but its a slower charger so you would need to leave it on all the time but it will work
1239097
Yes. You connect the battery with the charge controller. This is only for 12Volt battery. If you have 24volts, you will need to replace the charge controller with a MPPT one.
1951459
Unfortunately they cannot. As soon as the charger is plugged in they disconnect and go into a standby mode type thing.
297027
It's OK to leave them in. I have the Nitecore quad charger and I find that the blue power on light is too bright when I'm at my desk so I unplug the charger and leave the batteries in. I charge both Nitecore Lithium and Eneloop AA & AAA. Goodbye Alkaline. (I use Panasonic D & C adapters.)
1886905
Yes. Just put em' in and leave them. These chargers go into "Energy Save Mode" when the battery is charged, preventing damage to the cells. They come back on only to "trickle charge" when necessary.
1227799
yea it will be fine to leave it plugged in and the batteries in. they are lithium ion type batteries the same kind in laptops and cell phones. so they will charge up then the charger will just keep them charged till your ready to use them, i dont know about long term though like over a week or two probably wouldnt be great for them.
906458
Yes....be sure and use isolation diode between battery and charging system as not to run down vehicle start battery
2070267
Yes if you wire them correctly u can do that. There are different ways to connect the batteries. But are you using 24v. Most low voltage is 12v. Im no expert or electrician. Just based on experience
1051499
Yes - Connect the batteries to the charger in parallel. [The plus (+) from both batteries will land on the load + terminal. The negative (-) from both batteries will land on the output load minus terminal.]This is a very common configuration. You can put as many batteries together as you like in this pattern.Doug Wingfield
1227801
Yes, to a point. While no damage is done to the charger or batteries outright there will be over a period of time be a shortened life of the batter itself. As with any rechargeable power source it is best to deplete it as low as you can before recharging. Leaving it constantly plugged in means continuous heat which shortens the life span of the battery.
251357
I would not reccomend leaving any LiPo unattended while charging period, no matter if the charging stopped or not. To answer your question more directly, the charger does stop charging when it detects that the cells are full, so the instructions say but I would not just leave them connected. These are very dangerous batteries.
340683
No, not recommended. If the required load to maintain the two batteries (assuming they are wired in parallel) is unbalanced, this can damage the charger. These are cheap chargers, save yourself some grief and buy two.
1246156
NO. Though it is a small trickle charger, it is only a maintainer for an almost fully charged battery! It a great maintainer to leave hookup to a good battery.
2103600
Oh.. If you are asking if the charger will shut off after the battery has been charged the answer is yes but it is recommended that you do not leave the battery connected to the charger all the time.
415261
As long as you securely connect the charger leads to the battery before plugging it in, I would say yes. The battery charger itself is solid state "potted" with no exposed circuitry.